Energy and climateFinding
Massachusetts should support building new natural gas pipelines into the state.
Massachusetts gets most of its natural gas through a few existing interstate pipelines, and new pipeline proposals have stalled in recent years. State support would make it easier for new pipeline capacity to be permitted and built.
Maura Healey
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